17 articles tagged as jim-killock
Thermaltake A500 Aluminum Tempered Glass Edition Review

Review Thermaltake A500 Aluminum Tempered Glass Edition Review

Thermaltake goes super-premium with its latest ATX case.

18-1-19 // 1:00p.m.
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Microsoft pulls back on Cortana efforts

Microsoft pulls back on Cortana efforts

Removes from Search, dodges hardware.

18-1-19 // 12:05p.m.
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Google snaps up Fossil smartwatch tech, staff

Google snaps up Fossil smartwatch tech, staff

Only for a singular technology, though.

18-1-19 // 11:29a.m.
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Facebook accused of Portal astroturfing

Facebook accused of Portal astroturfing

'Neither coordinated nor directed,' says AR/VR VP.

18-1-19 // 11:14a.m.
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European Parliament votes to accept controversial copyright amendments

European Parliament votes to accept controversial copyright amendments

'Done more to discredit copyright today than anything else in technological history.'

12-9-18 // 2:26p.m.
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'Five Eyes' countries hint at mandatory encryption back door demands

'Five Eyes' countries hint at mandatory encryption back door demands

The bad idea that never goes away.

4-9-18 // 11:45a.m.
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European Parliament votes down copyright reform

European Parliament votes down copyright reform

Will be back on the table in September.

6-7-18 // 11:31a.m.
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MPs cough to password-sharing practices

MPs cough to password-sharing practices

Open Rights Group considering a complaint.

4-12-17 // 11:05a.m.
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Which? calls for a Data Protection Bill amendment

Which? calls for a Data Protection Bill amendment

Echoes the ORG's concerns.

24-10-17 // 10:38a.m.
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UK government launches new Data Protection Bill

UK government launches new Data Protection Bill

Not all GDPR exemptions honoured.

15-9-17 // 11:51a.m.
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Home Secretary calls for an end to encryption

Home Secretary calls for an end to encryption

End end-to-end encryption, says Rudd.

27-3-17 // 11:03a.m.
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Investigatory Powers Bill gains royal assent, becomes law

Investigatory Powers Bill gains royal assent, becomes law

Gentlemen, start your VPNs.

30-11-16 // 9:46a.m.
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Open Rights Group vows to fight new IP Law

Open Rights Group vows to fight new IP Law

Following the Lords vote on the Bill.

18-11-16 // 10:03a.m.
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Government pushes forward with Investigatory Powers Bill

Government pushes forward with Investigatory Powers Bill

Despite strenuous objections.

2-3-16 // 3:41p.m.
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European Parliament rejects TSM net neutrality amendments

European Parliament rejects TSM net neutrality amendments

'Unclear and ambiguous,' says critic.

28-10-15 // 12:47p.m.
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MPs seek DRIP Act repeal

MPs seek DRIP Act repeal

Argue right to privacy being breached.

4-6-15 // 11:40a.m.
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Obama sides with Cameron on cryptography stance

Obama sides with Cameron on cryptography stance

Security services should have a peek.

19-1-15 // 11:41a.m.
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Open Rights Group to sue over DRIP Act

Open Rights Group to sue over DRIP Act

Jim Killock pledges a battle.

18-7-14 // 11:24a.m.
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Government extends porn filter to 'extremist' content

Government extends porn filter to 'extremist' content

The long slide down the slippery slope begins.

29-11-13 // 11:05a.m.
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Cameron to announce block-by-default web filters

Cameron to announce block-by-default web filters

'Government by Daily Mail,' warn critics.

22-7-13 // 9:08a.m.
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The Changing Face Of The Usenet

Review The Changing Face Of The Usenet

We analyse the current state of the Usenet in light of BT blocking access to Newzbin.

15-8-11 // 8:57a.m.
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